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    "id": 1192052,
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    "type": "speech",
    "speaker_name": "Sen. Tobiko",
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    "content": "Thank you, Mr. Speaker, Sir. I rise to support the Statement by our “VIP” Sen. Crystal Asige that all Kenyan, whether physically challenged or able-bodied persons have the right to access facilities and services as provided by Government. There are parents who are at home with such children with special needs because they cannot access good education or facilities that will enable them to get education. This particularly affects mothers and the female caregivers. In most instances, you find situations where those ladies with physically challenged children are abandoned by their spouses. They are left to take care of these children alone. When it comes to the national level and institutions, we must try as a country to level the ground for every Kenyan. This is so that every Kenyan has a chance and is enabled to access services, opportunities, buildings and schools. It is high time even the parents who take care of the physically challenged children are also given a stipend to take care of these children on behalf of the Government of Kenya. Sen. Crystal Asige, you are following a noble course. It is good because you have not let the disability to affect your achievement or self-actualization. I hope those at home are getting a good example and taking her as a role model; that nothing should stop them from achieving what they must achieve as God gives them opportunity."
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